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Totally agree. Like in long jump, the line is there but many jumpers do not go anywhere near that line leaving around 20cm gap usually. If they try to get close to it then a touch on that line means that jump
Is disqualified. It used to be some plastercine line and disqualification resulted if there is any indentation on the plastercine. But now they use
Laser and digital cameras and even if the shoe does not touch the line on the ground but goes pass the line, it’s still a disqualification. While previously it might be ok if the athlete shoe did not indent the plastercine line. No one complains as it is
Known to everyone and it applies to all.
Like Felix got penalise on a vertical throw at 30.05
And he just smiled. No argument. They all
Knew this ahead of time
This mostly is not about the resolution of measurement. 30 degree is the cut off point. Under 30 degree is legal, and over 30 degree is illegal. If the servers want to take the risk of serving very close to 30 degree, then it is his/her choice.
Totally agree. Like in long jump, the line is there but many jumpers do not go anywhere near that line leaving around 20cm gap usually. If they try to get close to it then a touch on that line means that jump
Is disqualified. It used to be some plastercine line and disqualification resulted if there is any indentation on the plastercine. But now they use
Laser and digital cameras and even if the shoe does not touch the line on the ground but goes pass the line, it’s still a disqualification. While previously it might be ok if the athlete shoe did not indent the plastercine line. No one complains as it is
Known to everyone and it applies to all.
Like Felix got penalise on a vertical throw at 30.05
And he just smiled. No argument. They all
Knew this ahead of time